As many as 4,794 cases of drunken driving have been detected in Odisha by May-end this year and driving licences of 3,276 persons suspended in this connection, an official said on Wednesday. Holding a review meeting here, Development Commissioner R.…
Bhubaneswar police will soon procure devices to collect penalty for traffic rule violation through debit and credit cards. “We will shortly introduce e-challan system in our traffic system. The police headquarters recently floated tender to procure the devices,” commissioner of police…
Times of India Writes : Odisha Police may soon start using drones or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) to keep a watch on traffic movements and crowd during large gatherings from the sky. These auto-pilot drones loaded with global positioning system…
Odisha will now enforce traffic rules the hard way. The government has asked the police to ensure No Helmet No Petrol a public movement is adhered by petrol pumps across the state. The suggestion of a campaign was given by…
The Telegraph writes: Petrol pumps in Rourkela are strictly implementing the “No helmet No petrol” rule – a decision taken by the authorities on Saturday. Following several incidents of heated arguments at petrol pumps, the authorities have also posted one constable each…
The Telegraph writes: The driving license card readers would enable the police to find out traffic offences committed by the licence holder in the past and ascertain whether it was suspended for prior violations. It will also help to find out…
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Cuttack Police is planning to introduce No Helmet, No Petrol rule from upcoming New year. Few months back Bargarh police introduced the concept on September 1 with good success.
The Police Commissionerate App has included a host of new features including the PUSH notification system which will enable real time flow of various important information for benefit of common citizens. GPS-aided traffic flow information with notifications on traffic density,…
Odisha police on Saturday launched its ambitious ‘e-FIR’ system under the Centre-sponsored Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (CCTNS) project. Chief minister Naveen Patnaik inaugurated the system, which enables tech-savvy people in all districts to send their complaints to…